Overcrowding

The 7 Council members with the most Overcrowding cases in the preserved 2016 dataset.

CallNYC is a 2016 civic-data archive

Jamie Burkart built CallNYC in a 24-hour sprint from NYC Council’s daily, anonymized CouncilStat data. This preserves the experiment.

NYC Open Data labels Council casework through early 2025 as historical. A 2026 Council posting names Council Connect as its Council-wide constituent-service database; our Aug. 13, 2026 catalog check found no current export comparable to NYC’s daily 311 feed. Rankings are historical.

First page of the March 14, 2016 Politico New York article about CallNYC As seen in POLITICO “Website provides new information about council members' focus” Miranda Neubauer · Mar. 14, 2016

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Stephen Levin, 33rd District #3 Stephen Levin
33rd District

Overcrowding
About 2 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Libraries Carriage Horses Buses Traffic Congestion Consumer Affairs

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Brad Lander, 39th District #4 Brad Lander
39th District

Overcrowding
About 2 annualized cases in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
Tree Planting/Pruning Pedestrian Safety

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Carlos Menchaca, 38th District #6 Carlos Menchaca
38th District

Overcrowding
About 1 annualized case in the 2016 snapshot

Top Services in the Snapshot
City Services and Benefits U.S. Citizenship Green Card Eviction

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